Some parts of the conservative media have also risen up.
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Blacks and Latinos have risen up the ranks in business and politics.
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Sterling last traded at $1.2431, having risen up to $1.2469 on Thursday.
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And —the activist of Parkland folks, from Moms to men who have risen up—risen up across the United States —and inspired so many people, you know, we may not have seen yet legislative action, but we're getting closer.
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But a group of mothers have risen up to fight against the hatred.
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Tuaregs have risen up four times since Mali's independence from France in 1960.
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Blacks and Latinos have risen up the ranks to lead our businesses and communities.
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"We've both risen up in our careers at the same time," Eldredge, 30, says.
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"With the sea level going up, the water table has risen up," said Jason.
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Across France people have risen up against a political class that failed them (see article).
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Meanwhile, rebels who served in Mr Nkurunziza's force—mostly Hutus—have risen up the ranks.
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China's risen up but the champions eventually retire and the next generation comes up slowly.
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They've quickly risen up the corporate ladder at the largest investment firms on Wall Street.
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It was introduced for under $60,000, but the base price had risen up to $70,000.
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As the momentum swells under women's movements, brazen voices have also risen up in opposition.
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Pompeo has risen up the ranks in Trumpworld thanks to his consistent loyalty to Trump.
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International Rivers said floodwater levels had risen up to 7 metres since the dam began operation.
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But the lack of public space for criticism has risen up the agenda for Western powers.
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That simple idea explains why Utah has risen up and why your state may be next.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas has focused on his creative side as he has risen up the world rankings.
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The prices for the American steel he buys have risen up to 40 percent since March.
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Now that couch potatoes have social media, they have risen up and become active, opinionated participants.
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A cottage industry has risen up to help retailers cope with the rising tide of returns.
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But over the past few days, India seems to have risen up in countrywide mass protests.
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He seldom incited hatred against rivals, and pardoned 10,000 people who had risen up against the state.
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As the number of new arrivals has grown, immigration has risen up the list of voters' concerns.
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That's why people have risen up and taken on the issues themselves through local and statewide initiatives.
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In the years since Google's exit, local competitors have risen up, including China's dominant search engine, Baidu.
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And when forces have opposed them, generations of Americans have risen up and pushed back against those forces.
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In Yemen, Pakistan, and elsewhere, popular anger against the US and its airborne war machines has risen up.
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It's hard to remember a time when black voters have risen up to save a white political leader.
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"I feel well prepared for most of my job," he said, describing how he'd risen up the ranks.
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A month later, Tunisia had risen up, and the reign of Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali was over.
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"The green generation has risen up, and they are saying we want this issue solved," Mr. Markey said.
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Doom took us deep into Hell but in Doom Eternal, Hell has risen up and taken over Earth.
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They've needed fans like him as they've risen up to atop the table in the Scottish Premier League.
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The lesser-known Chapecoense club was founded in 1973 and had steadily risen up the ranks in recent years.
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The issue of knife crime has risen up the political agenda after two teenagers were stabbed over the weekend.
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But at the same time that women's voices have risen up and united online, they've also been shut down.
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This week, Japan's major stock indexes have risen up 2 percent each on improving sentiment that a Sino-U.
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And their grandchildren could have risen up against the czar, and their grandchildren could have been crushed by revolution.
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Thankfully, as is so often the case, indie developers have risen up to fill in that big Samus Aran-shaped hole.
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In response to policies enacted by the Trump presidency, several businesses have risen up, opposing Donald Trump and the Trump agenda.
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A whole movement has risen up, complete with a hashtag (#NeverTrump), to stop the bellowing billionaire from getting the Republican nomination.
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That allowed Iran, still worried about Iraq, to cultivate allies among Iraq's increasingly disenfranchised Shiites, including militias that had risen up.
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A decade later, he had risen up the ranks to a much more prominent role, as the head of the treasury.
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In Romania, Moldova and the Czech Republic voters have risen up against leaders who had set off down Mr Orban's path.
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The business has been a vocal supporter of the Hong Kong democracy movement that has risen up in defiance of Beijing.
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He is enlisted and over the last 10 years has risen up through the ranks and received many citations and awards.
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Now prices have risen up to where forecasters had expected them to be — and some of those transitional policies are ending.
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In this image from Reddit user casey0884, an empty pool appears to have risen up from its rightful place in the backyard.
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Vaughan-Richards studied Design at the Royal College of Art in London and has steadily risen up the film ladder ever since.
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Average bid prices from banks issuing the loans also has risen, up 3.37 percent for the U.S. and 15.4 percent in Asia.
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Vegetable exports have dropped and the prices in Singapore have risen up to 40%, according to a report in the Straits Times.
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Now, if they'd said, "We're banning YouTube because we want to quash political dissent," the entire country would've risen up against them.
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It is a victory for the people of the United States of America who have risen up to take back their country.
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Young people across the nation have risen up to protest gun violence -- in a sense, echoing King's condemnation of the Vietnam War.
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Indigenous communities have risen up to protect the forest, and a few have been killed by ranchers in retaliation for speaking out.
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In the five years since he'd joined Theranos, Young had risen up the ranks to become the company's de facto number-three executive.
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But the number of killings by Rio's police officers has risen, up nearly 20 percent in the first five months of this year.
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Managing migration, fighting terrorism, and defence policy have risen up the EU agenda since its last multi-annual budget was agreed in 2013.
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They are men and women who have escaped the bonds of past failures and risen up to empower others to do the same.
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"In this atmosphere, I feel it on the streets, people in Slovakia have risen up to say that is enough," Matovic told Reuters.
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The corrosive saltwater attacks the structure and has risen up through the soil into buried electrical cables, at one point causing a blackout.
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By the way, Iranians have risen up and taken to the streets against the regime, supporting the killing of the terrorist general Soleimani.
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But as the F.A.A. has rolled out the program, the people who live below the new, more concentrated flight paths have risen up.
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Millions of Venezuelans have risen up to show our support for the interim president, and much of the world is on our side.
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Also, other cartels, such as the Jalisco New Generation, have risen up to fill any gaps that were left by Mr. Guzmán's arrest.
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Refinery29 is committed to spotlight female candidates, but particularly women of color, who have risen up to the challenge to say: "It's our turn."
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The dollar changed hands at 108.75 yen, having risen up to 108.81 yen in the previous session, its highest in more than a month.
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Prospects of an ECB taper have risen up the agenda and some analysts are now expecting the central bank to signal an easing off.
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The matter has risen up the political agenda in many countries as more people work for companies without fixed hours or a guaranteed income.
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Downtown, the river's water had risen up over docks and a parking lot to reach the back of buildings on the town's main street.
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However, if we look more carefully, there also is great inspiration in the nonviolent movements that have risen up, even in deeply repressive environments.
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Something else has risen up in me, and I think Bobby's right, it is going to be a wonderful day, what's left of it.
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A week earlier, mobs of Sinhalese-speaking Buddhists, the country's majority group, had risen up, inspired by anti-Muslim misinformation and hate speech on Facebook.
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Image: ShutterstockScientists have long theorized that the immune system has a more neurological connection than previously thought, and research has risen up to validate them.
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In those same years, a youth climate movement has risen up and adopted Juliana as part of their broader call for action on climate change.
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A fandom has risen up and embraced its stars with memes, fan art, TikToks, and hashtags that have people declaring they would die for Saffitz.
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The inequality crisis has risen up the global agenda recently with U.S. President Barack Obama and the International Monetary Fund among those warning on the issue.
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That mentoring has proven vital to Teo as he's risen up the ranks at PIL, particularly with regard to managing his temper in high pressure situations.
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McDermott's career flew: He became Xerox's youngest corporate officer aged 36 and worked out a way to scale his success once he'd risen up the ranks.
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If only Reagan's ghost had risen up and driven everybody from the stage, to uphold his vision of a welcoming America that his party has abandoned.
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For Californian farmer Joe Del Bosque, the high demand for bees has risen up his beehive rental costs nearly 800 percent in the last two decades.
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Where voters have risen up to banish the gerrymander, incumbents have sought to welcome it back in, through appeals and bids to nullify the voters' will.
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Yet she senses, in the movement that has risen up since the revelations of Harvey Weinstein's longterm abusive behavior, a moment of significant and profound change.
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A new class of coronavirus influencers has risen up, incentivized by Twitter's need for constant content and its lack of fact-checking, peer review, or nuance.
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They have risen up against those who drove Lebanon toward its collapse, and many have abandoned it midway, taking from the country all they could carry.
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Herders in many parts of Qinghai had risen up against the confiscations of land and livestock that were part of Mao's so-called Great Leap Forward.
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Almost 50 years since the passage of Britain's equal pay act, the continued gulf in earnings between men and women has steadily risen up the political agenda.
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Since sea levels have risen up to a foot due to global warming, the storm surges pushed by Hermine could be even more damaging, climate scientists say.
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Real social movements such as Black Lives Matter and Fight for $15 have risen up and forced the mass media and politicians to take their demands seriously.
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Negative views among independents have also risen, up 7 points to 76%, while among Democrats, unfavorable views now (85%) are about the same as in 2017 (86%).
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And almost to a person, those advisers have been replaced by others who have risen up in Trump's reckoning by telling him what he wants to hear.
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Brandon Bolden, who has risen up the ranks in lieu of injuries to LeGarrette Blount and Dion Lewis, is averaging just 3.3 yards on 63 carries. 1.
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And over the past week, the denizens of that noble muskeg have risen up and exerted the separation of powers that Trump's victory always promised to test.
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The city is treated as a grand, rather grim metropolis that's risen up so that it can be effectively demolished by the unleashed forces of the warlock class.
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Deliveries of takeout food have also risen—up by 2.2 percent to £18.4 billion in Western Europe, according to Euromonitor—thanks to startups like Deliveroo and Just Eat.
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As of now, the story is still developing, but many allies on social media have already risen up in defense of Donegan since the announcement of the suit.
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THE ONGOING unrest is no longer about a rise in metro fares; Chileans have risen up to demand that the prosperity of their country be distributed more evenly.
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Making matters much worse for Hanoi, the South Vietnamese had not risen up in support of the North even though the vicious fighting left 600,000 of them refugees.
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Furious opposition lawmakers and 21 of Mr. Johnson's own Conservative party members had risen up in rebellion against his "do or die" approach to Brexit as the Oct.
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So for him, he's actually not anywhere near as shocked perhaps as the rest of us were, as the people that have risen up in the streets in protest.
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"It is time for us to rise up, the way other generations have risen up," Williamson said in her January announcement speech as a crowd of her acolytes roared.
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As you might expect, the market for anti-radiation protection has risen up to meet the demands of nervous cell phone users—even if the science isn't very conclusive.
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Many parts of the law have become embedded in the nation's health care system, and consumers have risen up to defend it, now that they fear losing its protection.
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Although Force India has risen up the ranks steadily since its 103 Formula One debut, few expected it would pass Williams for fourth place in the standings this year.
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Analysts expect a CYBG and Virgin Money tie-up could herald a fresh wave of consolidation among the so-called challenger banks that have risen up since the crisis.
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Several startups including Udaan — which has raised north of $280 million from DST Global and Lightspeed Venture Partners — have risen up in recent years and are increasingly expanding their operations.
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"I feel like the abilities for AR have risen up in China faster than the Western world may be aware," said Ng. Reporting by Cate Cadell; Editing by Christopher Cushing
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Political slogans including "For the sake of God, we have risen up" echoed through Nablus's Old City after the calls from the muezzin and the murmured recitations of the faithful.
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But former agency officials have risen up against the strategy, suggesting climate scientists would be better off ignoring Pruitt's climate change debate rather than give it a higher-profile platform.
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The real was flat at 20.03 GMT, having risen up to 219.0560% in early trade, while currencies in Mexico, Chile and Argentina slipped between 20.12% and 2695.1% against a stronger dollar.
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In that pattern, Alabama's yeomen farmers, and their descendants, have sporadically risen up against the plantation class and its modern equivalents, typically when hardship rallied them to a charismatic leader's standard.
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Today, women and minorities have risen up the ranks in business, politics, and everywhere else, even if there are still miles to travel, and laws and hearts and minds to change.
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And it is a bit difficult for me to believe that Oh would have risen up to near the top of Starfleet given the tensions between the Romulans and the Federation.
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"A new world has risen up that refuses to be controlled by the imperial and hegemonic orders of a single nation or its satellite countries," Maduro said following his swearing-in.
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Though she is grateful for the supportive community that has risen up around her, the mother of a missing Ohio woman tells PEOPLE she is still frustrated by the lack of answers.
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Workplace diversity has risen up the corporate agenda in recent years, helped by visible campaigns around pay parity in particular designed to improve working conditions for women, ethnic minorities and LGBT+ people.
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"Literacy is the necessary motor for the development of all women," she added, citing the example of Rwanda where many have risen up the ranks to play a major role in politics.
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In close cooperation with their American counterparts, British authorities had been watching the cell, coordinated by a British Pakistani named Rashid Rauf who had risen up Al Qaeda's ranks, for some time.
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Three members of the organization's original leadership—Linda Sarsour, Tamika Mallory, and Bob Bland—stepped down from their roles in September, and 17 new board members have risen up in their place.
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Although the proclaimed center of ISIS's mission is Islam, it was and is a corrupted version of the faith and one that the vast majority of Muslims worldwide have risen up to condemn.
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Brutally suppressed by the mullahs for decades, they have risen up a number of times, including in 2009, when millions poured onto the streets to protest the velayat-e faqih (absolute clerical rule).
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Amnesty said state authorities carried out extrajudicial executions as a method of social control, mainly using the National Police's Special Actions Force (FAES) to target poor areas that had risen up against Maduro.
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Thinking back to the revealer, those bubbles have risen up to the top of the imaginary glass, as they are wont to do, and left the rest of the name — JOLT COLA — behind.
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His sense of justice had been forged at a young age when, in the 1990s, ethnic Albanians had risen up against the Serbs and, with help from America, fought for an independent state.
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Nonreligious voters had risen up against the influence of the ultra-Orthodox, and ultra-Orthodox lawmakers were not looking for another fight, at least until they were assured of another term in power.
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The seabed had risen up to 2 meters during the quake, meaning tourist boats could only reach the shore for two hours a day during high tide and fishing vessels were completely cut off.
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After three years of unrest, the coalition appointed him — a member of the Oromo ethnic group whose youth had risen up against the state demanding reforms — seeking to draw a line under the past.
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VATUTINKI, Russia (Reuters) - Germany defender Joshua Kimmich has risen up the ranks so quickly with his brutally efficient performances that he is considered as a key player for the world champions aged just 23.
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The AI software also takes into account public information such as whether a person has worked at a fast-growing start-up before or has risen up the ranks of a company very quickly.
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Researchers are banding together to prevent AI missteps Amid the growing popularity of the technology, numerous organizations and non-profits have risen up to study its effect and ensure AI has a positive impact.
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Tehran also maintains a heavy hand in Iraq, of which protesters have risen up calling for a cleansing of the political elite, including the prime minister, to cut off Iran's influence in the country.Sen.
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Barlow, 74, is a British artist renowned for her often-soaring sculptures cobbled together from industrial refuse, as though an ordinary urban street had suddenly come alive and risen up into a sentient colossus.
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Washington has lent diplomatic and moral support to the citizens of Hong Kong, who have risen up against Beijing's blatant reneging on its promise of greater autonomy under the "one country, two systems" formula.
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She cited how indigenous people in the central Mexican town of Cheran had declared autonomous control over their land, risen up against the loggers and drug cartels that had damaged their forest and replanted it.
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When I started out at Vox in 2014, I wasn't making much money: $30,000 as a writing fellow in Washington, DC. I have risen up the ranks since then to make far more than that.
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But the latest African/Arab flow has come faster than Italian and other European societies can absorb them culturally and politically, and politicians have risen up to take advantage of the backlash and create hysteria.
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I don't buy the idea that if he'd done some big major left-wing push in the first two years and ranted against the bankers that somehow the country would have risen up in left populism.
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"It's nearly the whole city that has risen up against the pollution and power cuts," said another mining company official who asked not to be named because he was not authorised to speak to the press.
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"It's nearly the whole city that has risen up against the pollution and power cuts," said another mining company official who asked not to be named because he was not authorized to speak to the press.
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The number of rooms in those centers has risen up by a fifth since 22017, according to the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC), which collects data for the 249 largest U.S. metro areas.
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The community is part of a larger wave, beginning in the early 2000s, of more progressive Nigerian Pentecostal churches led by young people that have risen up to fill the space conservative churches have left unexplored.
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Rokita ran particularly afoul of the state Legislature — where Messer had quickly risen up the ranks during a stint several years earlier — in 2009, as lawmakers began preparing for the once-in-a-decade redistricting process.
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The issue is that he cannot fulfill the goals of those who are in his crazy inner circle and, at the same time, truly address the interests of those who have risen up against the Washington consensus.
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She discovers that Anchor and her friend Clay had a hand in resurrecting the demon, and that its violent behavior is the product of a schism within the supposedly utopian community that's risen up in the town.
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Hitchcock was older than Welles by 16 years, but Welles had risen up (and then faded) faster than Hitchcock in Hollywood; it's also believed that the two men's films helped to (begrudgingly) inspire one another in turn.
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By 2013, Mr. Mehsud had risen up the Taliban ranks to oversee Karachi, where he waged a bloody campaign of extortion and kidnapping against Pashtun traders and affluent residents, money that funded the militants' activities across Pakistan.
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Along the way these extra-artistic interests have risen up from the Institute's basement galleries to infect not only the museum's spaces but also its institutional tenor, and by extension the tenor of American museums at large.
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Press freedom advocates have risen up in defense of these dedicated journalists, awarding them prizes including the PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award, the UNESCO Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize and more than a dozen other honors.
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After Egypt's generals overthrew President Mohamed Morsi in July 2013, I started attending and live-tweeting the huge sit-in in Cairo protesting the restoration of military rule, just 30 months after Egyptians had risen up against it.
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All that may be an inalienable part of modern politics, but the politicians who have risen up to block Mr. Johnson, including his own brother, suggest that in Britain, at least, it is not the whole of politics.
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POULTRY & FARM EXPANSION An increase in poultry production to help offset the pork shortage is boosting soymeal demand, too, the executive said, estimating soymeal use in poultry feed may have risen up to 13% in the current year.
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A brand new multi-billion-dollar industry has risen up in a few short years, and yet, most financial institutions in the U.S. remain reluctant to work with cannabis businesses due to fears of violating federal money laundering laws.
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And over the years at Vox I wouldn't have stepped down if it wasn't the case that I could look around me and say people have risen up here and taken responsibility who are genuinely better at this than me.
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The Great Kingdom of Aggrieved Man-Children had already risen up against the Lady Ghostbusters long before they'd even donned their proton packs, stridently proclaiming to anyone that would listen that the reboot of the 1984 classic went against all tradition.
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The artist Marilyn Minter, who marched with a battery-powered candle, spoke to a reporter about the resurgence of fascism in this country, but what Mussolini detractor would have risen up against him in ire with a decorative tabletop accent?
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"Everyone's raising prices with the excuse of the gasoline price rise," said disgruntled pensioner Camilo Salazar, 1.53, at a food market in the coastal city of Guayaquil where prices had risen up to a third in just a few days.
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You don't have to look too hard on Reddit to find anti-Trump subreddits, but somewhere in between r/TrumpForPrison and r/EnoughTrumpSpam, a new sub has risen up to firmly plant a wry tongue in the cheek of the current administration.
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Asked whether she has become more optimistic because the climate issue has risen up the political agenda and politicians in the US and Europe are considering green New Deals that would ramp up the transition to renewable energy, her reply is brutally honest.
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But it's also true that in just about every generation, people have risen up to extend a hand to be more welcoming, to live up to the best ideals of the country, and to become the living embodiment of the Statue of Liberty.
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Istanbul Dispatch ISTANBUL — The skeleton of a large new mosque has risen up on the west side of Istanbul's Taksim Square in the last year, dwarfing the monument to the secular Turkish republic's founder Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and commanding the public space.
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At first, that brightness was what drew me in; hardly any stores in Manhattan were open on Thanksgiving Day that year, and in the dark and eerily quiet city, Old Navy had risen up out of the darkness like a cozy lighthouse.
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Background: A leaderless grassroots movement born on social media, unaffiliated to any party or union, the Yellow Vests are a disparate gathering of discontent citizens, largely from the rural working class, who have risen up against Macron's presidency and more generally against the French establishment.
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But The Paper is different from BuzzFeed, Vice and other digital voices that have risen up to challenge traditional media: It is overseen by the Chinese Communist Party, prospering at a time when China's leaders are increasingly restricting what their people read and watch.
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Few rockers have risen up as meteorically as Mr. Berry — his father worked in a Baden, Mo., flour mill with barely enough money to raise his family, and the singer painstakingly built his music career by crisscrossing the United States, overcoming prejudice and segregation.
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It has risen up to a point where I can no longer sit idly by and allow this man to say anything to demean me, my constituents, my family, all that I have lived and fought for," Rush said, adding that King "needs a severe House spanking.
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The issues of pay and exploitation by gig economy platform operators has risen up the political agenda in the UK in recent years — following criticism over safety and a number of legal challenges related to employment rights, such as a 2016 employment tribunal ruling against Uber.
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He then photographed that underfoot image and printed it just as it was, showcasing America the beautiful through smatters and tatters of grass and dirt, as if the soles of our shoes had risen up to insist they were as essential to viewing as the view itself.
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As spaces for queer women have increasingly disappeared from the American nightlife landscape, their proprietors and patrons—as well as artists, writers, historians, and other cultural gatekeepers—have risen up to make clear that a vital sort of queer institution is eroding from our national consciousness.
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Beyond the significance of holding these companies and their leaders accountable, the EU action targets a new generation of crony capitalists who have risen up during the war, in part because their predecessors were already under sanctions, thus limited in their ability to transact on the regime's behalf.
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In The Force Awakens, we learned that after the galactic civil war some 30 years ago — which served as the basis for the first Star Wars trilogy — the villainous First Order has risen up and wants to get rid of the democratic state currently known as the New Republic.
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Since then, an entire industry has risen up as to how to manipulate and skew that medium to the advantage of the politicians and the powerful, and the industry, rather than, in some ways, creating a counterweight to that, have been subsumed by it, and so now it's a symbiosis.
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It is the latest sign of how consumer credit, a key driver of economic growth, has risen up the watchlist of regulators at a time when savings are hitting their lowest levels in at least 50 years and the BoE's policymakers are split over whether to raise rates as inflation climbs.
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Since the 30-year declassification rule opened up the Israel State Archives to researchers in 21990, a number of books, including Michael Oren's "Six Days of War" (21990) and Tom Segev's "225.95" (21977), have recast the David and Goliath myth that had risen up around the events of May and June 220.
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SNL alum Seth Meyers's late-night show became, in real time, a funny look at how a fractious, diverse coalition of voices has risen up in opposition to Trump, and while Samantha Bee's TBS program can sometimes have the myopic point of view of an official Democratic Party Twitter feed, I like the host's blinding, constant rage.
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One hundred years later Neal Dow got his way: Prohibition was the law of the land, an honest man or woman couldn't get a drink in this country, and America was plunged into a state of near civil war with the gangsters and bootleggers who'd risen up to satisfy one of humanity's most basic, most precious, and most God-sanctioned needs.
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This could be the Scott Brown moment for the young movement that has risen up to oppose the agenda of Mr. Trump and the Republican-led Congress, providing the taste of power that Tea Party groups got in 2010 when they helped elect Mr. Brown, a Massachusetts Republican, to a Senate seat that had been held for decades by a Democrat.
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The government of President Bashar al-Assad has consolidated power in Syria, shifting the regional and geopolitical landscape; besieged Palestinians in Gaza have risen up in protest, focusing new attention on the need for a workable peace plan between the Palestinians and the Israelis; and Yemen is entering its third year of war, with tens of thousands already dead and no end in sight.
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Without hesitating, he walks across the grass and goes straight to the windows farthest on the right—where the sewing room would be—but instead of the little lace-covered table and the pedestalled fern he sees only a mattress and box spring, a set of barbells, a bicycle, and an enormous black dog, which has risen up on its hind legs, placed its front paws on the windowsill, and is barking at him miserably.
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Deadspin's Laura Wagner argued that these stories were examples of a broader problem — the media's willingness to bend to right-wing pressure: Respectable news organizations and journalists, to whom being seen as balanced, level-headed, and more attuned to context and contingency than the reactive social-media mob is more important than reporting the most accurate version of the truth as best they can tell it, backed off, following Reason's lead and doing the work of the gibbering masturbators who had risen up in defense of the MAGA teens.
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